2026-01-15 05:27:13

The crypto market ultimately is a game of strategy, with different participants taking turns at each stage. After the Alpha phase completes fundraising, a new wave of forces is needed to take over the baton. Over the past two years, we've seen many projects go through this cycle—from early community building to Alpha fundraising with valuations reaching tens of millions. Once they are officially listed on exchanges, they are followed by market corrections of over three times, resulting in intense volatility.

This phenomenon repeats itself in Meme coin projects like DOYR and PALU. The so-called "Customer Service Xiao He"

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ShitcoinConnoisseur

· 13h ago

This is the leek harvesting machine, always the same套路 --- No matter how loud Alpha financing is, once it launches, it breaks below the listing price. I've seen through it long ago --- DOYR, PALU… all the same mold, tired of the套路 --- Basically, early investors make money, later investors take over, cycle repeats --- The "Customer Service Xiao He" meme is back again, always someone behind the scenes pulling the strings --- Relay baton? Haha, sounds good, but it's actually just a game of hot potato --- A project with a valuation of tens of millions drops three times after listing, which is already considered mild among Meme coins --- Another batch of leeks about to be harvested, history is really repeating itself --- Funding → hype → listing → crash, when will this pattern change? --- Seeing through these projects'套路, I still can't beat the whales

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AllInAlice

· 01-15 05:54

The tactics of cutting leeks are becoming more and more sophisticated. With a financing of hundreds of millions and valuation directly halved, I see through this move clearly.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 01-15 05:53

I've already said that this wave is the best opportunity to get in. While others are cutting losses, I am adding positions. The logic I explained three years ago still works today.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 01-15 05:48

Basically, it's a scheme to harvest retail investors' money. After raising hundreds of millions and going live, they immediately dump the price. Whoever ends up buying last is the one who gets screwed.

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PoetryOnChain

· 01-15 05:47

Isn't this just the usual pump-and-dump scheme? Raising tens of millions in funding and then dropping to a third of the value, early investors all become bagholders.

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GasOptimizer

· 01-15 05:30

It's the same old trick again, raising funds to sky-high levels, then dumping the price upon launch. The bagholders will always be the same group of people.

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